GDPR Training Online
Our GDPR Training Online Course will provide the learner the basic knowledge to understand this legislation but more importantly how it will affect businesses. This is an important new regulation and every company who collects data, which could be linked to an individual, will be affected.
GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) will be introduced throughout the EU and the UK on May 25th 2018. High fines may be imposed for those who fall foul of this important regulation and it is vital that all staff who collate and gather information, do so correctly, in accordance with company policies. Your staff need to understand what changes have been made.
This GDPR training online awareness course outlines the changes in legislation, the rights individuals now have to protect their data, and how individuals in companies must act to be compliant with this new legislation.
Who is this GDPR Training online course for?
Each company which collects data and information which could be linked to an individual, whether that be data concerning customers or staff, will be affected by the May 25th 2018 Regulations.
To establish the systems that control the data, large companies must appoint a Data Protection Officer. However, all staff in companies who collect and handle data, must understand the new Regulations and their role in data collection.
This is important new legislation which changes data collection rules for the digital era. Your staff must understand their role and how to react to enquiries which have been completely changed under the new rights. This awareness course is for all staff who handle this sensitive information.
Course aim
The aim of this online GDPR Training is to give a basic introduction to the new legislation. It looks at what GDPR is and how it will change the way a business can collect, transfer and use personal information.
GDPR Training Online Course content
This course covers the following topics:
- Introduction to GDPR
- What data is
- The GDPR rules for companies
- How GDPR rights work for individuals
- ICO (Information Commissioners Office) 12-step guide
- GDPR enforcement
- Infringement
- Supervisory Authorities (SA’s)
Learning Objectives
On successful completion of this course, you should be able to:
- explain what GDPR is
- state when it comes into force
- explain what data is and give some examples
- explain why this Regulation is required
- explain what organisations need to do under the GDPR rules
- explain the two critical roles, as defined by the Law Society, that a company must fulfil
- explain how the new GDPR rights protect the data of individuals
- explain the 12-steps, as stated in the ICO (Information Commissioners Office) guide
- explain how GDPR can be enforced by the Supervisory Authorities (SA’s) where there is non-compliance
Course duration
The average time required to complete this course is approximately 30 minutes, however it is designed to go at the pace of the learner and it can be completed if more time is needed.
Assessment
The course has a short quiz at the end of the learning.
The formal online assessment for this course consists of 12 multiple-choice questions, which should take approximately 30 minutes to complete. To be successful, candidates must achieve a 75% pass mark (9 or more) to obtain the certificate.
Certification
On successful completion of the GDPR Training online course assessment, the candidate will be able to print/save the certificate. In additions to this, an email is sent to the candidate containing a link to the certificate. This is the simplest, most convenient way to achieve compliance. Also, a QR code has been added to the certificate which can be scanned by a smartphone to establish the certificate’s validity.
